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WSU Vancouver

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Programs

The Mechanical Engineering program at WSU Vancouver prepares students to lead in a field that serves as the backbone of modern innovation. By combining rigorous theoretical study with practical application, our curriculum empowers future engineers to master the principles of motion, energy, and force. Whether you are pursuing an undergraduate degree or advanced graduate research, you will find a supportive environment dedicated to technical excellence and professional growth.

Students at WSU Vancouver benefit from state-of-the-art facilities and a curriculum focused on high-demand sectors such as robotics, renewable energy, and aerospace manufacturing. Our graduates emerge as versatile problem solvers ready to tackle complex challenges in business, government, and academia. With access to engaged faculty and collaborative design projects, you will acquire the specialized skills necessary to thrive in the evolving global marketplace.

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Degree Programs

The Mechanical Engineering program at WSU Vancouver combines rigorous theory with hands-on experience in the School of Engineering and Computer Science. Students master the principles of motion and energy while utilizing state-of-the-art labs to solve complex technical challenges. This curriculum prepares graduates to lead innovation in high-demand fields like robotics, aerospace, and renewable energy.

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Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

At WSU Vancouver, the ABET-accredited BS in Mechanical Engineering empowers you to design and manufacture the systems powering our world. Through hands-on labs and year-long industry capstones, you’ll master core principles to launch a high-impact career or pursue advanced research and study.
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Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Advance your career with a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering at WSU Vancouver. Choose between thesis and non-thesis tracks while conducting research in robotics, renewable energy, and nanotechnology. Gain the expert skills needed for aerospace, automotive, and structural engineering roles.
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Minor in Mechanical Engineering

Enhance your degree with a mechanical engineering minor at WSU Vancouver. This 16-credit program in the School of Engineering and Computer Science complements various majors. Gain technical expertise through core courses like MECH 211 and 212 while meeting residency requirements for graduation.
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